Page that gets clicks is noindex
noindex_with_clicksShort answer
These pages get clicks from search results but carry noindex: Google will drop them from the index and you'll lose those clicks. If you made a page that gets traffic noindex by mistake, remove it; if it's intentional, redirect the page to the best alternative so the traffic is not lost.
Why it matters
A page with clicks is a page that ranks. Noindex on it is either an accident (a bulk setting, a plugin default, a template change) or a deliberate clean-up that forgot the page still earns traffic. Either way, once Google recrawls, the impressions and clicks go to zero.
How Glimana detects it
Glimana joins Search Console data (web search, last 28 days) with the crawl. The rule fires for pages whose indexability reason is noindex and that received at least 5 clicks in the window (single clicks are noise and are ignored, so a deliberately noindexed tag archive with one stray click does not become critical). The evidence shows the URL and the click count.
How to fix it
Open the post, check the SEO plugin's Advanced › "Allow search engines to show this post" setting, and the post-type / taxonomy defaults under the plugin's Search Appearance. If the noindex is intended (a thin archive), set a 301 to the category or the best page instead.
Noindex on Shopify comes from theme code ({% if template contains ... %}<meta name="robots" content="noindex">) or an SEO app's per-page setting. Remove it for the page, or redirect under Online Store › Navigation › URL Redirects.
Find the condition that adds noindex for this route; if it is intended, replace the page with a 301.
How the fix is verified
Re-crawl; the task closes when the page is indexable or redirects.